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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-03
UELLAlRE,
i'ailrond SpteS, r0rsunnls, Marriages, Real
Estate Items, otc,


l'ailrond Spte', Porsunnls, Marriages, Real
Estate Items, otc.
Gr. 8. 0. Cumu!ns has received his new buggy.
The County Treasurer was In the city yesterday,
William Cunningham, CT FlndIsy, O., Is in the
city. : $50 ~.
Island.
freight. 'NN' W
The oolo'ed folks will give hop on Gravel Hill
Hon; Ross J. Alexander WAS shaking hands here
yesterday. 80
Nj; Frank Patterson aud Miss Ella Jeilers will DO
married soon.
MT. Bishop was around with Hon. Ross J.. Alex,
ander yesterday.
, John lloer and George &utn are on. the b, z 4
feto. Joyce, who had his leg mashet on thcc 4
p, is doing nicely. " "
Mr. Fergus ShAlly, OF Wheeling, WAS in town
yes!e'dly on business.
Mills, GIc visiting here.
Mr.. Joseph Merit aud Miss Maggie Morrison will
10 married November 10, wa
A. Klo.z purchased the Mavcr nrope,ty m
Guernsey street yesterday.
NJ; len Tslcr attended the Ca.ter.caldwcll
'NNeHs sNSS'NAs AA "ASGlluk,
DR. Armstrong aud wife, Of Arm,.ro,p,e Mills
passed through tbs city yesterday. '''
wi.Gu Meaee. who has been VISITING m, IN
reorasxa' returned home yesterday.
Ms John Hall contemplttes going West, lie
Sold Ills household goods yesterday,
The new city aud county directory cauo ont
yesterday and Is n very neat and useful hosk. W.
Mis- Moran. State Organizer Of the y. Wet
" WI EeiEes an address to.inorrow night at the
Mr., fnssanaur., Travelling Freight Agent of tho
Union Pacific railroad was In ths CITY vcstoniar Il,
the interest Of his road. '-N"' Al
ri Rev, q. T Smith will siye a free lecture a, the
Christian church next Wednesday, ihe Oil m
Japan us a mission field. va
There was considerable OF row down In thu
on, but nobody way hurt, "'''s
Mr.. poulson, superintendent OF construction NJ
the new Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh round house went
homo yesterday to Ravenna. fora lew days
Martin Hartman. OF l.awnaco county, Is visiting
III, bsothcr'in.laW, A. q. Mills, OF the Four,i,
wan: MI. Hartman Is Trcasu,c- OF Lawrence
county.
Mr,J. ". Mcrlaiu is GllIug Contract for stono
on new bridge to' the pennsylvania railroad Tia
has shipped them over three hundred cars and sill
they come. '''''
NJ. George nE1lner. Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road. way ln tho city yesterday lie Is Huperin.
tollldnt Of the River Division OF tho Western intnr
Telegraph Company. o'''h
MT. Cyrus 6lrahl, CT the Baltimore Il Ohm rail.
road here has been transferred 10 tho Bailmor" &
ONO office In wheeling: This viii necossiis,c
another change In the office here. '''''''"''
~ 4 man claiming to DO the fourth son o, Judge
kaaa9,ipn, o, tltinose Is here. pretty full. aid
and the baltimore & Ohio railroad. '"'''''
Work has begun on the street Ailway, and bc,orc
lorE BclaTe win have new stree, " car lille lIue.
Council VIII meet at O'Clock Saturday eyeninr
all view INC new rollte Tor the stnNt railway,
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MIR. DURT'S FUNERAL.
= Testimonial OF Es:csu by tho You
NeL's Democratic CHM,

= Testimonial q! Es:cs;u by tho Young
NeL's Democratic Club.
The funeral OF the late John L, Burt
whoee sad death ct his homo near St,
Ciairsyil!o WAS recently chroniced in
lhese columns, took plaza yesterday niser.
poon IRON tho residence OF his bro!hc- on
8outh Penn street and WAS largely at.
teuded. The Yonrg Mems Democratic
clGh attended in 6 body, headed by the
Opera Home bs1d. Tho se.vlces at the
houss were conducted by Rev. Megsrs,
Randolph and Grimep, and were very i'm.
areasi-n. The floral odesinga were sbrud.
ant and OF rare beauty. The pail bes,e,s
were Mcssrs. ]. E. Hughes, g. E, Irwin,
George Wieo md l. Il. Moiae, and Messro'
Oscar Seeley, James B. fancy, John S.
Nsylor and John II. Downe. jr., mem hers
Of the Young Meme Democratic club.
Tho remains wore iolluwed to their las,
resting place by large conccu.se ci
friends.
The Young Memo Democratic club, at a
meeting held Tuaedsy night, adopted
resoln,ions expressive OF their SORROW and
sympa,hy Tor tho be:cNyed farelly.
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A Word About Catarrh,

" II inc mucous momlrauo, that wonderful
scmtpu envelope surrounding tho delicate ,,s
sues Of tho "lr and TODD pssascs, tina, Ca,srrb
makes It's stronghold, Once established, 1t cats
Into tho very vit"ls. aud raudcn lilo bu, A lone
dawn breath o: misery AMI disease, dulline n,.
sense OF hos'inS' rsmmc,lug tho power W y,
Speech DESTROYING tho iacalty Of smell, tsinttpr
.hS breath; aud killing tho refined pleasures n,
Sola IN the head, Il assaults tho membramdmes
h nmu ,Shrelors tho bones, eating throuSS
tne Mcloato coats and causing IugKn,raitnSm.
s,"nhGnnS and nd, dealh Nothing sGoft Of ,oa
si'u,G WI! secure health 10 tho Patient, AMI
~ aleaIaMpe' arc simply proorAAtiualod s,ffari
lnS; !iSt IHS n to ss'al eninno sanioras
m'nistrStlon has never failed; oycn Wh"n "a, "a,
HSSaSS H. maae irlGhttu intoads on delca,o
oSsn recovered aud ito d",o thoroughly driven Ss
,, sAn!onS Ratical euro consists OF oue hottie a,
ono sMS Esaica Cure ono box Catarrhal Solvent, and
Mckase WIFI nj, t,n,nia,.cf. neatly wrapped III ono
ForrER DRp0 Il Oh II, Ia po.,,,
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

strsnGcrs In tho CITY sud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Ny. T. h. Buchanan, CT Wellaburg, was
down yesterday.
Mrs. Hugh HAWKING, OF tho lsland, lei.
Yesterday to visit her brother at Colerain,
Ohio.
MIRO. Chafieu W. Mccormick, OF
Cleveland, 10 the Rucst OF her sister, MIN.
n. Z, Whitaker, OIL Chapino street, South
Side.
&. W. Frarsheiln, OF Garrct CITY, In.
diana, "ho vas called here by tho i!!neEs
OF h'a slater, Miss Jennie, has returned
homo.
Mis- MaudH Bsnkaand maid and NIeeare.
Gharlea L. Cooks and UhGrlea s. Cobbe,
o. no! dramatic company, arc at tho Nc.
Lure House.
Mira. A. II. Patterson and daughter, Mn,
Cooper end daughter. Miss Laura, and
Mrs. George b. Caldwell ard daughter ID f.
Monday evening Tor Now York city.
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WELI.SitUlsG,
Tho Thriving ImdustrioH, Old aud Now, Of

Tho Thriving InduntrioH. Old and Now, Of
that iittls City.
Mr. q. i: Rcnm left last nipht for Fos,orIa in the
Interest Of tho new glass works beIug built at ,hnl
place.
Mr.. O. II. Meyer has leased all taa coal Wndei
the JOB A. LEWIS farm, out Buffalo Greek, aud
will Immediately open banks. build Chutcs aud
mako NIL tho necessary arrangements TO mno mud
ship CORi to nil those who may nppiy. Tho works
arc expected to DO In operation In about four
weeks .H
Tho Riverside glass works, a prospGn,us in,crost
IN ,hIl CITY, viii shortly shut down Tor Tho pirpo,o
Of putting a new crown IN tho furnace, They
have plenty OF orders 10 keep working steadily,
but tho repaitS ArD matter Of Necessity aud must
ho attended TO. Tho Stoppago will be for Gbou,
two weeks,
decided improvement i. being made In wha,
was iorIh6rlyknow M tho "Nrniutc Glass Works"
Two ncw furnaces AFRO being built and the factory
enlarged. twill Orclpy when completed n space
GO by 10 feet, II Is owned W Mr =. tioorgc and
Mi'l DO managed by A,chic nohGhslty, thu picsont
Mayor " lirilIiant Tho GAa wns turned 0ui III Tho
FURNACES yesterday, md II Will DO about Nix weeks
before tho nav building Is completed uud Tho
works ngain IN operation, This Will ndd greatly 10
tho towns manufacturing Interests,
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BASE i,ALL MATTERS.
The Meeting Called for LAST Night No u
Giasncuck Home.

The Meeting Called for LAST Night No 10.
Giasncuck Homo.
The mseting OF stockholders OF the
Wheeling Base Ball association and pa.
'rons OF the national game generally, cllle.l
for last Eight, did net pan out. There were
several receous. First, the buno ball en-.
shusiasm has about died out Tor tho Bss.
con; cecond. many people deeply inter.
ested wanted to know eomothing about
the object o! tho meeting before they ct.
tended; third, there wss misunderstood.
lug as to tho place, the call naming
McLaln's Market street. hs)la tho meet.
my bsiDg held in the Twelfth street hall,
AT : o'clock probably twenty-five msn
and boys were there. Halt en- hour later
the'e we're iswer. Er. TEonef then an.
nounced that there would DO 10 meeting.
The principal obiec. WAS 10 dcvisc means
to raise funds.
Two more players have been signed by
tho wheeling management, Nichol for
center neld md alorr!aeu, pitcher. It ia
intima,ed that Delehanty, catcher sud
second base Tor Mansfield las! eeason, will
be occurred.
Mr.. Jack GiapRcock, tho indianapolis
snort atop, arrived at his homo in thia
CITY yesterday morning end will spend the
winte! here.
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ALL SOULS DAY.
Solemn requiem Mass In tho Cntholl
Churches YESTERDAY.

Solemn requiem Mass In tho Catholic
Churches Yesterday.
Yesterday wa1 All soula' Day in the
Catholic calendar. Ai8a1 cania.a we're
celebrated In al! the Catholic chu,cheH in
tho morning. AT the Cathedral Bishop
Kahn of;lc;ated q. the aolenn nsss Of
requiem at o'clock A. II. and Rev, Mon.
signor Sullivan nj tha ono at A. N. There
9ag good attendance at both hourc.
I:sv, Fashe. McElirol. celebrated a
similar masa IN tho Whelaa Memorial
chcpe! in Lit. Calvary Csmstsry at 9:45
A. NJ. He and c number of those who de-.
ei!ed 10 be present went GU: st9 o'clock
on tho Elm Grove mo!or t,sin, there
being three car loads OF pooplo for the
cemetery. Those snd thoso who reached
tho chapel by ether waro mere than oiled
the little auditorium. They returned by
Il special train leaving the cemetery in
meGiat1ly attor tho ceremony.
In st. Alnhonsua Church and the
Church Of ths Immaculate Convention
the two morning services were observed.
There were no vespers.
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A RAILROAD SWITCH
Dows ON roRTY.sECoSD srnERT
a. "a ~. y Me- ft re AZ. ~ s'li. ~
From the BogCs Run's Mines to the Pswii1
z Extension Approved by tho Council
Committoos-1hc Old Matter OF fast
" Trains In tho City Limits again.

There WAS q joint meeting Of the Council
committees on Railroads and Ordinances
held last evening at the Public Building.
Mr.. Petor Ferrel was called On to preside
over the joint meeting, and the other
members present were Moaars. McKowp,
Dobb!ns, Dslbrusge, Tracy, Cruise, Jaeger
and Maxwell and Solicitor Caldwell. The
meeting was called for the purpose Of con-
aiderlug petition presented to Council
by the Bogga' Ran Mining and Manu-.
featuring Company asking for the
passage Of an ordinance granting 1t
the privilege Of constructing switch
track from It's works at the east end Of
Forty-ei9ath ntreet along the south aide OF
that street to tho Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky track, curying southwark 10 join
the track. The petition and the ordinance
which accompanied It were referred to the
joint committee. The ordinance was read
over twice and q few changes made, the
most important Of which was provision
that the road must bs constructed and
maintained to tho satisfaction OF the Board
oil Public Works and that the track must
DO planked or paved at all crossings, both
inside and outside the track. Messrs. A.
J. Clark and J. J. Jones were present In
the interests Of tho company.
That matter being disposed Of MIR. Dob.
bus called attention to what has been q
fruitful subject in Council for the past
eight years-namely, the rapid manner in
which tue Baltimore 4 Ohio road runs
trains through the city, over the Pitts.
butRh dlvinion In particular, and the daily
violation Of the ordinances in relation to
tho spaed Of trains on the part Of roads
In general. ls-n3.9 'yI-S NJ N
OF late trains over the Baltimore 4
Ohio's Pittsburgh division have been run.
ming at such speed, and especially on the
Sixteenth street and McCullech street
grades. that the people Of East Wheeling
have commenced to kick again and want
the speed reduced or else gates put up.
The matter was referred to Solicitor Cald-
well with instructions to investigate and
atcsrtain juat what powers the city has in
tho matter and draft IN ordinance accord.
ingly. There is complaint from people on
tho South Side.thst the Baltimore & Ohio,
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky,
and the Ohio River roads all run their
trains too fast. -
| Some time ago the Baltimore 4 Ohio
kindly complied with request made by
tho city and placed the latest and most
approved gates at the Chapline and Eoff
street crossings Of Thirty.second street,
and has had them properly managed ever
since. 1t tho company would now place
snd maintain gates at Main, Market and
Chap!lne atreels on Sixteenth 1t would be
something the entire city would be CRATE
ful for, and there would not then be suca
howl about the fast running that is
done in going up the Sixteenth street
grade,
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A FINE PERFORMANCE
Attic orEnA uousELAsr SiGltr.
Misi Maud Banh.' Presentation Of @Joah Of
Arc'' AIousos Her Audience to Unusual
Pitch OF Enthuslnsm "A Triumph
Ql Over Unfayorablu Circumstances.

Miss Maud Banks made her frs. ap.
pearancc before Wheeling audience last
evening at the Opera House In q trausla.
ton, or rather an udaptation,i oi schiller's
drama, Joan Of Arc" Those who wit.
nessod her acting knew her only by re.
pute when tho curtain rose; when It fell
they were her warinest admirers. She
was confronted at the start by. an audience
which would have discouraged weaker
heart. twas not large, md was cold and
severely critical. The opening scene at
Domremy was not hall through until Misa
Banks was lost sight Of; tho heroic and ur-
fortunate Joan Of Dire walked and spoke. No
audience in Wheeling Of the size Of this
one waa ever 90 aroueed and carried
away by pure ART. At every appearance
the etar received an ovation; alter each
act ahe was recalled with q furore which
could not have been excelled had the
house been packed to the doors, Alter
the second act, In which Joan appesrs at
tho royal court aud tolls OF her Vision,
and inspires the kuightu with new cour.
age and new ardor, she was recalled twice
Her speech In this act WAS the PERFECTION
OF elocution, and indeed, throughout, she
exhibited in an eminent degree that high.
est Of oil art, the art which, 1oeipg, you
10 not reallzs that 1t isart 'g -
Miss Banks has pleasing presence and
address, o remarkable voice and unusual
culture. That ehe poeaeases also rnal drs.
matte genius Is shown by the history Of
her two SEASONS on the stage. She Is evil.
dently to bs one Of the great women Of the
atage In tho near future.
The support ia satisfactory as whole,
and strong In tho leading roles. Mr..
Abbe's Lionel was worthy OF Miss Banks
Jo1n. s.ll.s. .. f l+eag. - =
The costumes are historically correct
and as intervening no they are brilliant
aud beautiful. They give much toward
the pleasure OF the performance.
Tho public may bs interested to know
that tho play in lie preaent ncsing form Is
the work OF Mics Banks own pen. While
residing ct SAKE Meininsen she ssw Schil-
ler's drama performed, and when abe
thought Of appearing as Joan abe wrote to
the Prlucs Of Ssxs.Meiningin, who was
peraoual friend Of her father. Gen n. P,
Banks, and he sent her copy Of the act.
lug version OF Schillet's play and
descriptions Of the costumes. Oh this
p!ny only tho more salient fee.
lures remain in her version, which was
adapted by her to sui. the modern Amer.
can taste, and with rare measure Of suc.
GEES. Miss Bsnka Is to appear CO the ntal
in n French version Of tho Game play q.
Montreal two weeks from now, supported
by local French company.
The drama will be repeated this sven.
ing at the Opera House for the last time.
Judging from tho warm reception it re.
ceived lest night there will DO full house,
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German In Five Weeks

The Lectures a. II A. N. and I +. N, Yea.
terday weTe we'll attended, and many :ss.
issered Iof the courss .! thoao hours. The
Tact t;at tsais tho las: opportunity 10 got
fIoicasof hsnpt's coGFss ia sufficient Ia.
ducement to bring out tino a.,eudsrte
to the lectures, slucids!iag his ln!mi,able
mode OF impsytirg most practical speak.
ing, reading and writing knnwledgo Of this
useful language, whose literature is the
richest OF the age.
To-day at tho sarso hours Prof.. Haupt
ieusureu, end mos. cordial invitation is
given. Olhcss may register for the last
corrso Of lessona that will DO given in this
city.
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U. 8. Commissioner Forbes yesterday
had before him Denis Gardner, tho we'll
known colored cilizsn, who was srrestod
on capias iesued by the U. s. Court on Il
charge Of intiinite;ing Witnesses in the
case against certain colorcd men at tho re-.
cent tenn Of THE court. Denis waived q
preliminary hearing and gays bail ior his
appearance al court, in the sum OF $500,
Capt. i. B. Dovensr being bis nursty.
John Maddox, Of Friendly, Tyler couu-
TWAS Gfrsigned before the same Commits
sionyr accused of carrying on the business
OF e .stsil liquor dealer without paying the
specia! tax. lilo also gave bond for bis
appearance q: court. lis kesps a hotel ct
Friendly.
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Miss BANKS vii! be pleased to receive
admire'u oil Joan Of Arc al tho Mcl.uto
houee,, and will converse with tham In
EnRllsh, French, German, Italian, Hran.
lob. RnBsian or modern Crock. lier Iast
performance Of joan Of Arc will DO given
ut tue 0pnra llouno tonight.
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Freight Wreck on tho II. l. O,

Tho Baltimore & Ohio's Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati express, due here on its way
West at ll:l5 o'clock last night, did not
get in till LAB O'Clock this morning, hay.
ing been detained at Roney's Point by
quite an extensive freight wreck. Just
how the wreck occurred could not be
learned from either the passengers or the
railroad employees, tho latter being unusu-
ally non.comnunicstive. Whom tho ex-
press train reached the point the track
Was atill Uttered up and blockaded by the
Wreck, which had occurred come time be.
fore. No one wss hurt badly by the acci.
dent, ~
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Petty kUikerios.

Burglarp, probably boyg, forced open
tho door Of the little confectionery shop
Of Frank Semey, on Market street below
Sixteenth, night bhiore last, and rsnsacked
the place. They got twenty cents in
moDNy and some iruit, candy and nuts.
Semey nnys he would prefer to hEvs given
them gll they could cat than 10 be Obliged
to buy u now lock for the door. A mum.
her Of thesa petty robberies aud altempls
n! robbery have occurred lately, bit it ia
not probable thnt tho burglars ere tbs
same in any two caBps.
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Robert U!r;ch died yesterday morning
at the residence Of his brother, DR.. O. +,
ulrcb, after tedious illnees, npcd 80,
His homo WEB IN Manhattan,
kanena, where no WA pros
porous architect. 10 came here
nomc time pgo to geo II his brothers treat.
ment could no: benefit him, but it was too
lato. He leavea vito and Eve children,
M,o. Ulrich end their eldest con being by
hin bodado when ho died.
MIR. Ulrirh came to this country from
Ea1ony, whsre he was born, in 1887, and
came to Wheeling, he and his brother,
the Doctor. making o part OF the journey
Oh loot. In 1857 he removed to kansa1.
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"JeT" Davis Yesterday surrendered
himself toEgniro W. II, DAWN. waived a
preliminary examination on tho charge OF
Tobbing Ohsrlea Otto. ths C;arington bar.
be,, OF largs sum Of money, and gave
bond In the aum Of s5OO Tor hiu xppear.
ance ut court. with Dr.. Gsorge Baird ns
his bontsmnn. JEFF sAyH that recently
willis tho aulhoriiicg were looking for
bin aud refusing 10 take less than 1000
bail, no rodo GU. on the Elm Grove car In
tho seGt behind the proGecu!ihg Attorney
and q Deputy shoriT, neither Of whom
noticed him.
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BERLIN, Nov. a,-Thenumber Of persons
emigrsted from Germany this year was
10000 moro Than In 1856.
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The Board Of County Commissioner;
met yeetesday,. end in ndt ZION 10 trans
acting the uaua! IN 1n:hly routine commit.
toe work, lot tho contract to nuppiy carl
to county cherEes in the city aou,ll OF thu
creek to Focpa & FfGZp. aud north oil the
creek to K. 7. TeasLalo. the contract fol
inrninhing drugs prescribed by the County
phyacian in charity caGcG wau awarded to
Edmund Booking nott! oil tho crook aud
10 William Erwin EouLh Of the crArf.
Tho resignation Ct ltalph Arklo AZ z
jnstice q the peace wGs tande,.i and nc.
ceptGd. Tho vacancy ~aH 10. filled.
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FIX our sentleluen's porpoiFo leather
.hccn: II is tho tou2heat, mon, pllablc IND
durable leather. and ia waterproof. The
:hoe Is made adjustable, aud can be- used
either HI lace or Oongtoss shoe.
]. ". AMics,
lib Main htyrct
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In Ilchnif of Striking niucrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The General
Executive Board Of tho Knights
OF l.sho1 has just Issued a
circular to DO read at tho mee,inys OF all
the assemblies, appealing for conlribu.
tiona in old OF the striking anthracite
miLef5
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Tho many friends in :hiu city OF Roy
rather Tracy. OF Wca!on, whose recsnI
ipjury there Ut the hands Of II sniliar VIVA
elroAlcied in the lNTELLIGRScgn, will he
horry to learn that he is no better, Willis
no danReroua syrnpomB have vet mani.
leassd themaalvcR, there Ia grave foar al
internal henorrhace or blood polsoninv
from the knilowllh which no YVES Stabbed,
Had tho assault. bsnn nado In a lrsa COW.
ardIy manner Father Tracy would have
been ahlo to take take Of himself, ea he ia
young and physically tho equal Of most
any man.
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There WIZ fashionable bowling party
given at tho Park liant evening In honor Of
Mica Morgan, Of Washington, who Ia n
popular vIAitor here. Tho party was not
& larRo ore, bu. It was merry, and the
participants eGioyr! the occasion greatly.
Coming In Oh tho 10 O'Clock motor they
went to tho homo OF Miaa Mary OF. End
were further entertained in q delightful
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IasnINaToA, d. g., Nov. 3.--For Wus,
Virginia, isi, heather, light ssst 10 son,h
winds Iicing followed by falling temper.
ature.
For Wea!orn onnsylvsnie, slightly cool.
or. fair weather, light 10 llegh variable
winds, nhii,!ng to northesly.
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FALL AND WISTEl. STOCK,

VIE are daily receiving New Novelties
In suitinSs, fnE,a!ooalngs and Over.
c0atibSs. which WeGse prepared 10 max G
up In ilrst.ci:ss style at reasonable
prices,
A full line Of our celebrated Knit
.jnckets nov in stuck.
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